Back to Greed Island (version 2)
The new lottery Ichiban Kuji Hunter x Hunter Greed Island 2 is official, and it hits exactly where we love it: the Greed Island arc, when Gon and Killua dive into the game to level up their Nen and get closer to Ging. Here, the character selection isn’t “random”: we’re right in the arc’s key moments, with opponents and allies who defined the training, the matches, and the island’s tension.
Confirmed prizes (Masterlise figures)
We’ve got a line-up centered on Masterlise figures (and Masterlise Extra). Announced sizes, variants when there are any, and most importantly: every character is rooted in the Greed Island arc.
- Theme: Hunter x Hunter Greed Island arc (focus on Nen training, matches, and the island’s iconic figures)
- Price: 850 yen per try (tax included)
- Release: August 29, 2026 (rolling release in stores)
- Note : some prizes have unselectable variants (you pull, you pray)
Prize B: Gon Masterlise (2 variants, unselectable)
Gon as a Masterlise figure (announced size: about 15 cm), with 2 possible versions but impossible to choose. Moment-wise, this is pure Greed Island energy: the period where he goes all-in on the game, between card farming and training to keep up with the island’s fights.
Prize C: Killua Masterlise
Killua in Masterlise (announced size: about 19 cm). Greed Island is the arc where he becomes Gon’s ultra-reliable partner in the game: reading situations, managing risks, and being constantly present in the fights that matter. No variant here: only 1 version, so at least you know what you’re aiming for.
Prize D: Hisoka Masterlise (2 variants, unselectable)
Hisoka in Masterlise in a more imposing format (announced size: about 26 cm), with 2 unselectable versions. In Greed Island, Hisoka is that “different” presence: he’s in the game, but with his own goals, and his aura alone is enough to change the temperature of a scene. Having two variants makes the pull even more nerve-wracking (and inevitably more collectible).
Prize E: Razor Masterlise Extra
Razor in Masterlise Extra (announced size: about 28 cm). This is a character choice that Greed Island arc fans will recognize instantly: Razor is one of the game’s big walls, a key figure in trials that crank things up a notch. The Extra format + the announced size clearly place him among the lottery’s “centerpiece” items.
Prize F: Goreinu Masterlise
Goreinu in Masterlise (announced size: about 25 cm). Big plus: he’s a character directly tied to Greed Island’s team dynamics, and it’s exactly the kind of pick you don’t see every release. Only 1 version confirmed, so it’s a clear target if you want a selection that truly breathes the arc.
Last One Prize: Bisky Krueger Masterlise Extra
The Last One is Bisky Krueger in Masterlise Extra (announced size: about 30 cm up to the top of the head). Context-wise, it doesn’t get more Greed Island than this: Bisky is the mentor who oversees Gon and Killua’s training on the island. The concept is simple and brutal: you get it by pulling the very last ticket left in the store (so you’ll need to keep an eye on local stock).
In short: Ichiban Kuji Hunter x Hunter Greed Island 2 targets Greed Island arc fans dead-on, with a selection that reeks of training, in-game trials, and the characters that truly define this part of the manga.
Confirmed practical info: in-store release starting August 29, 2026, priced at 850 yen per draw (tax included). Prizes with variants (Gon and Hisoka) are unselectable, and the Last One Bisky Krueger comes down to the last ticket.
If you collect Hunter x Hunter by arcs, this is clearly a “Greed Island” Kuji you don’t want to miss.
